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The space mobility operator Exotrail and the European launch service provider Isar Aerospace announced a multiple launch services agreement. Isar Aerospace\u2019s launch vehicle Spectrum will launch Exotrail\u2019s spacevan vehicle on several firm launches to low Earth (LEO) and geostationary transfer orbits (GTO) from Isar Aerospace\u2019s launch sites in And\u00f8ya, Norway, and CSG, French Guiana, between 2024 and 2029. With the combination of launchpads, Isar Aerospace provides access to all orbits at a high cadence.<\/p>\n
With the demand for flexible and cost-efficient access to space continuing to rise, Exotrail and Isar Aerospace have partnered to break new ground in the delivery of satellites. This combination of both service offers enables customers to launch single satellites and satellite constellations and place them in the orbit of their choice driving forward telecommunication, Earth observation, space logistics, and exploration.<\/p>\n
With this agreement, Exotrail extends its manifest to keep on providing competitive solutions and meet the market\u2019s growing demand for precise satellite delivery in Low Earth Orbit (LEO), with specific orbital planes, inclinations, and altitudes, as well as further to the geostationary orbit (GEO). Doing so, the company keeps on building up its spacedrop manifest for the years to come, with a stable financial framework without compromising service flexibility. The spacevan vehicles will embark on the Spectrum launcher, with the possibility to fly from Isar Aerospace\u2019s two launch facilities.<\/p>\n
Exotrail\u2019s tailored spacedrop service allows satellite operators to get their spacecraft into their bespoke operational orbits. Exotrail offers an integrated service by procuring access to space, integrating customer’s satellites onto the spacevan platform, and performing the required operations in orbit. Contrary to other solutions on the market, Exotrail\u2019s spacevan uses space-proven electric propulsion to increase both its passenger capacity and its range. The versatility of Isar Aerospace\u2019s launch offering towards specific planes and low inclinations, along with the seldom spacevan performances, will allow Exotrail to deliver passengers\u2019 satellites in any plane and any inclination, making new business models available and sustainable. Exotrail\u2019s spacedrop service also helps launch service providers to extend the range of their accessible missions and optimize the filling ratio of their rocket, to increase both revenues and profitability.<\/p>\n
Jean-Luc Maria, CEO of Exotrail, stated:<\/p>\n
“The contract with Isar Aerospace enables us to consolidate our spacedrop\u2122 service by offering more launch opportunities to customers looking for bespoke and competitive access to LEO and GEO orbits. We are looking forward to these flights and to building a long-term, mutually beneficial partnership with Isar Aerospace and our respective customers.”<\/p>\n
Daniel Metzler, CEO, and Co-Founder of Isar Aerospace stated:<\/p>\n
“Exotrail is one of the leading European NewSpace companies \u2013 we are delighted to welcome them on-board Spectrum\u2019s flights and thank Exotrail\u2019s team for the trust and confidence it has placed in us. We are proud to further expand our launch manifest and can look on a strong customer record,\u201d<\/p>\n
Isar Aerospace underlines yet another expansion of its launch manifest and is cementing its presence as the leading private European launch service provider. Together, the two companies will further deliver on their mission to shape the European NewSpace industry.<\/p>\n
Click here to learn about the Spectrum launch vehicle from Isar Aerospace.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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